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Page 117
Beyond this depression , which was about a hundred yards wide at the upper end and about three hundred yards wide where it met the road , the ground was open . The ground in the depression was damp , and growing on this damp ground were ...
Beyond this depression , which was about a hundred yards wide at the upper end and about three hundred yards wide where it met the road , the ground was open . The ground in the depression was damp , and growing on this damp ground were ...
Page 149
Five minutes later I located his call as coming from the path that , starting from my tree , ran across the face of the hill , about two hundred yards away . This call I answered , to give the leopard direction .
Five minutes later I located his call as coming from the path that , starting from my tree , ran across the face of the hill , about two hundred yards away . This call I answered , to give the leopard direction .
Page 150
A complication as unexpected as it was unfortunate , for my leopard was too close now for me to call , and as he had last heard me from a distance of two hundred yards he would naturally assume that the coy female had removed herself ...
A complication as unexpected as it was unfortunate , for my leopard was too close now for me to call , and as he had last heard me from a distance of two hundred yards he would naturally assume that the coy female had removed herself ...
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| Title | The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag |
| Author | Jim Corbett |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1964 |
| Length | 191 pages |
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